Atari ST Megafile 44 SyQuest hard drive - working, 6 disks, cable For Sale
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Atari ST Megafile 44 SyQuest hard drive - working, 6 disks, cable:
$230.00
Item InfoAtari Megafile 44 removable SyQuest drive, working, with manual, ASCI cable and 6 SyQuest disks. Power cord is included but not shown. This unit has been connected to my Mega ST4 -- see other sale -- and has been tested as working last week. It's pretty yellowed from age as can be seen in the photos. Some plastic is chipped off the bottom but otherwise looks intact.
Five of the SyQuest disks are formatted for the Atari ST and have a variety of programs and data on them. They're all from the previous owner so I don't have a full catalog. See the sample screen shots to get an idea of their contents. The 6th disk, labeled "BSC ADS" was bought separately and is not formatted for the ST. You should be able to use it with appropriate hardware.
Because this is over 30 years old, it's sold as is. I will pack it in bubble wrap and packing popcorn.
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This item is sold as is.
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